New photocopiable worksheets May 2009

These ones on Usingenglish.com:

Timetable Battleships (telling the time, Present Simple for routines and school subjects- for young learners and beginner adults)

Telephoning Communication Breakdowns Roleplays (see my telephoning worksheets for more of the same)

Present Simple and Continuous Taboo Topics game (with loads of speaking, some cultural info and lots of ways of making the contrast clear)

Present Simple and Continuous Create a Town (with lots of describing towns vocabulary)

Prepositions of position Find what’s wrong in the classroom game (mainly for young learners, with some good classroom vocabulary)

Postcards chain writing (the best ever way to make writing interactive and fun- theme of three upcoming articles- now available for postcards, and so therefore for Present Continuous)

Countries nationality adjectives game

Food vocabulary brainstorming game (with verb collocations, countable and uncountable nouns, and some pronunciation)

Business English Present Simple and Continuous verb guessing game

There were mainly used with English File 1,  Market Leader and Challenges 1, so if you are using those, use these!

My own Worksheets pages are also much updated, so much so that I have completely lost track of which ones. You might be pleasantly surprised (I am sometimes when Google brings me back here to a worksheet I’d forgotten that I’d written)

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1 Response to New photocopiable worksheets May 2009

  1. un peu d'air sur terre's avatar un peu d'air sur terre says:

    Hi Alex,
    There is so much to learn from your worksheets!!! so interesting though. I personally found the “postcard chain” challenging and rewarding, I will try it with my learners this week (smile). Great post.

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